The Tropical Fruit Forum

Quote from: FloridaManDan on Today at 09:37:32 AM

Thank you Timbogrow for your wonderful contribution to this thread and community, I would like to present you with the Boomer of the Year award for your work on exposing the legendary and respected Hapa Joe. Good job on being a master salesman too, 24K-- that's like a billion right? Impressive. Take notes, Joe!

I couldn't imagine how undeveloped my understanding of tropical fruits would be without your negativity and complaints rampant throughout this forum.

Your welcome Dan! Whatever you say. One might see it as a complaint but others might see them as truths. When you associate derogatory names to people expect an equal responce from me. I wrote 17 words in the first post without using g any derogatory names associated with members. I received quite a few, so I don't really care what your opinion is.

When did "Boomer" become a derogatory slur?

4/2 8am

First signs of budding on the Female An Hai

you made me hop out of my desk chair and go check mine. Looks like 5 or 6 varieties of female trees will make it but not the male. Very happy and thanks for all those doling out advice

Does anyone have a comprehensive set up similar to this seller?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGxy-abbKWk

My plan is to pay the design fee and buy a 24' x 48' hoop house from Grower's solution

Looking into building a climate battery greenhouse here in the next few weeks. Hope I can chime back in on this thread shortly

Can I get a PM with nursery name too please?

Found this:
Ronnie Demler
October 22, 2022  ·
So I contacted a Chinese yangmei researcher about the rapid die off that many of us experience with our seedlings. I described the symptoms and included several pictures. Here is her response:

    Dear Ron,

    Good morning!

    Letter received! Myrica rubra likes acid yellow soil. If the soil is too fertile, for example, the nitrogen and phosphorus content is high, it is easy to die. The main symptom of your bayberry death is that the nutrient matrix is not suitable.

Does the researcher mean yellow like on the PH scale?

Great write up Simon. Now I will be even more crushed if all my yangmei trees die under my care.

Would you folks suggest picking up some Myrica cerifera seedlings over Myrica californica?

Thanks Ill keep it in mind next season. I already have too many cuttings rooting and more in the fridge. Think Im out of tree pots

Bump for tonight. Will be doing a Q&A after the presentation.

Quote from: hammer524 on January 12, 2023, 01:31:08 AM

Can you make this like one of those Fathom Events? Instead of showing Opera at the movie theaters, we could stream your event?

JK, I hate my state

Not familiar with Fathom.
Anytime I do a paid talk for a group or club I leave it up to them as far as sharing the content. Since they obviously want to incentivize people to join/attend their meetings.

But the stuff I do with Fruitful Trees and Paul Nison gets posted on YouTube. We’ll probably do at least one Q&A stream about mangos before the season and I’ll try to remember post about it beforehand on here.

I was just making a joke, trying to highlight the specialness. In the movie theatres, sometimes they have ads for Phanthom Events likes seeing "Phantom of the Opera" by a famous theatre troupe. Maybe it's a west coast thing.

Ill take them! I still have the Victoria, Sawit, Gian Paun, and Kona Pine you sold me a while back

Folks,
 The order has been sent to the exporter with the number of 800 trees.
This is probably the last order of Yangmei trees I do for the community. We are aiming to get our trees in mid-January, 2023.

 Thank you all for the support and happy new year!

Bill

Hats off for organizing this again. Can't thank you enough for the selfless hours you have put in.